Mahipal Yadav (Born 1965 - Died 2025) Biography

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Profession	Indian Police Service (IPS) Officer

Degree	Post-graduate in veterinary science

Marital Status	Married

Spouse	Sunita Yadav
Children	Son - Divya Yadav

Overview	Joined the Indian Police Service in 1997, allocated to the Kerala cadre. Began service in Kerala, later moved to central deputation with the BSF and CBI. Led the investigation into the VVIP AgustaWestland helicopter bribery scandal during his CBI tenure. Handled a case involving disproportionate assets of former UP Chief Minister Mulayam Singh Yadav. Served as Inspector General of BSF Punjab Frontier and returned to Kerala as Excise Commissioner in 2023. Faced health challenges and was diagnosed with a brain tumor, prompting a transfer to medical leave.
Achievements	Recipient of the President's Medal for distinguished service in 2013 and 2024. Career spanned nearly three decades with various key roles in state policing, central investigation, and paramilitary forces.

Overview

Joined the Indian Police Service in 1997, allocated to the Kerala cadre.
Began service in Kerala, later moved to central deputation with the BSF and CBI.
Led the investigation into the VVIP AgustaWestland helicopter bribery scandal during his CBI tenure.
Handled a case involving disproportionate assets of former UP Chief Minister Mulayam Singh Yadav.
Served as Inspector General of BSF Punjab Frontier and returned to Kerala as Excise Commissioner in 2023.
Faced health challenges and was diagnosed with a brain tumor, prompting a transfer to medical leave.

Achievements

Recipient of the President's Medal for distinguished service in 2013 and 2024.
Career spanned nearly three decades with various key roles in state policing, central investigation, and paramilitary forces.

1. Mahipal started his IPS career in one of India's challenging states and developed a reputation for capable management.
2. He was diligently involved in multiple facets of law enforcement, having held significant positions within both the state and central police forces.
3. Despite serious health issues, Mahipal continued to serve in high-stakes positions up until his medical leave.